[Sca-cooks] egg whites
Sharon Palmer
ranvaig at columbus.rr.com
Sun May 23 13:09:40 PDT 2010
>Does anyone have a medieval recipe that uses large quantities of egg whites?
>
From Rumpolt
Gebackens 2. Take the white from eggs/ and make a
dough of white flour/ make it sweet with white
sugar/ take a clean foam spoon/ and push it
quickly into hot butter/ not thickly/ that you
can turn it over with a wooden spatula/ let it
get cold on the spatula/ like this it will nicely
bend/ lay on a dish/ so they will not be broken/
and when you wish to give on a table/ then
sprinkle it with white sugar. If it however did
not hold together/ and breaks/ then put it in
simmered milk and let simmer/ until it becomes
thick/ like this it will be a good puree/ Thus
one can use two different things/ one if it comes
together/ the other if it does not.
"Faumlöffel", literally foam spoon, seems to mean
a spoon with holes. It could be used to beat the
batter, or it could mean to let the batter run
through the holes like a funnel cake. Then it is
fried in butter and let cool draped so the it has
a curved shape, and served with sugar.
Ranvaig
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